âI feel like weâve been punched in the mouth twice. And if thereâs a third punch, maybe itâs, you know, longer duration into early August, and I think weâre going to see some possible significant yield loss,â an accredited atmospheric scientist said.
Food shortages and risk of famine worldwide continue to grow as crop failures continue to mount globally along with production and shipping continually being inconsistent. Now recent events just this month alone have cranked things up a bit.
Indian Rice Collapse
The most recent example of this comes from India, where the nation issued an alarming warning that they will no longer be exporting their rice for the foreseeable future, which will force the price of rice higher.
India is the worldâs leading exporter of rice…
